Gorillas live in family groups called troops in the thick forests of central Africa. Contrary to their portrayal as aggressive, gorillas are actually gentle and peaceful. They spend their days foraging for food, building nests for sleeping, and caring for their young. While gorillas may appear fearsome due to their large size, they are predominantly herbivores and present no threat to humans unless threatened. Their habitat is shrinking due to human activities like deforestation, and gorilla populations are in decline. Conservation efforts aim to protect these gentle giants and secure their future.

1. PRESENTED BY:
SADIA NOOR

2. GORILLA – THE GENTLE GIANTS

3. MISCONCEPTION ABOUT THE LIFE
STYLE OF THE GORILLA

4. What did make the bad reputation of
Gorillas according to the lesson “Gentle
Giant”?

5. How do Gorillas live in the thick
forest?

6. Describe the nature and behavior of
Gorillas according to the lesson “Gentle
Giant”?

7. How do the Gorillas bring up
their children?

8. Why did the author David
Attenborough want to tell us about
gorillas and saying them "Gentle
Giants"?

9. What is the procedure that is being
used to keep the animals in the
zoological gardens?

10. What is future of gorillas according
to the lesson "Gentle Giants"?

11. Behavior
•Gorillas live in groups.
•Gorillas are behaviorally flexible. This means that their behavior and social
structure is not set in stone; there is great variety.

12. conclusion
.
From this chapter we conclude that Gorillas are not the enemies
of human they are loving mammal. They are harmless to people
and live independently in the forest when left alone.
Unfortunately guerrillas are struggling for survival today as their
habitat shrinks.